Parisian cabaret dance depicting a gangster and his partner — throws, lifts, dramatic struggle. Originated in Paris · Early 20th c.. Typically danced around 100-120 BPM (medium).
French cabaret partner dance depicting a violent encounter between a Parisian gangster (apache) and a woman; dramatic lifts, throws, pretend struggles.
What to expect: Not danced socially. A theatrical performance piece from French cabaret tradition, depicting stylized violence. Seen in vintage cabaret shows and dance history events.
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Performance partner forms are not social. If you're looking to learn this style, find a school or company rather than a club night.
Class etiquette varies by school. Ask the instructor.
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